Question

Recall provisions allow voters to

a.
remember what measures were on the ballot.
b.
remove an elected official from office.
c.
vote on a measure again if the vote was close.
d.
bring an elected official back after the term of office has expired.

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

By definition, recall means to take something back or remove it from somewhere it had previously gained access to. So, if there is a recall provision in voting, it allows people to "take back" an official that had been elected.